Honda Fixes Aston Martin Power Unit Drivability Issues Ahead of Monza Challenge
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Honda makes crucial engine fix for Aston Martin ahead of Monza
Honda makes crucial engine fix for Aston Martin ahead of Monza – Honda has introduced a further engine-control update for Aston Martin ahead of the Italian Grand Prix after its latest power-unit specification delivered the expected performance gain but created unexpected drivability problems at Zandvoort. Aston Martin arrived at the Dutch Grand Prix with an ...
Although it already has the updated version of its engine, Honda looks at the Italian Grand Prix with caution, knowing that Monza will test any recent technological advances. The Japanese manufacturer, partner of Aston Martin, will use the new drive for the second time, after having debuted it in the Grand [...] The post The challenges of Honda in Monza first appeared on AutoSport.
Honda has denied that its new power unit (PU) "Spec 2," introduced at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, did not deliver the expected results. Shintaro Orihara of HRC (Honda Racing) explained that the power improvements confirmed in bench tests were also confirmed in actual driving conditions. However, he also acknowledged that the changes in combustion specifications had brought back issues with engine braking and torque delivery instability. Despite h…
Honda's 'Spec 2' power unit (PU), which was introduced at the 2026 F1 Dutch Grand Prix (Round 12), showed no major problems in terms of reliability and durability during the three days it was installed in both cars. Furthermore, in terms of performance, the ven […]
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